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# Painting of Varahi

Gouache painting on paper. Folio from a Bhairava tantric series. Bhairava, clad in an elephant skin and a tiger's hide, with the goddess Varahi seated on an elephant. He is pictured with his attributes of a drum, a corpse, a trident, a bowl, a stick and a deer in his six hands.

- **Kind:** artefact
- **Date:** 1790–1800 CE

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